Venting I fucking hate my doctor. Because of this retarded idiot I have to go to a private one and pay 200€

[andrej]

I broke my fucking toe like a year ago and it still keeps hurting me. Instead of this fucking idiot to see what's up and send me to an x ray she just told me to take paracetamol because she thinks I'm bullshitting. Fuck this fucking foid doctor now I'll go pay some private nigga who's an actual professional 200 euros for a fucking x ray

 

[turbocuckcel_7000]

you fucked up you're supposed to go in there like screaming and shit or they will go full "the holohoax never happened" over your injuries

 

[Knajjd]

Most broken toes are treated with:

• Buddy taping the injured toe to the one next to it.
• Wearing a stiff-soled shoe or walking boot.
• Rest, ice, and elevation.

A cast is uncommon and is usually reserved for more serious injuries, such as:

• A badly displaced fracture.
• Multiple broken toes.
• A fracture involving the big toe that is unstable or extends into the joint.
• Certain complex or open fractures.

Healing typically takes 4–6 weeks for smaller toes and 6–8 weeks for the big toe.

If the toe is severely deformed, there's an open wound, the pain is severe, or the toe becomes numb, pale, or cold, it should be assessed promptly.

 

[andrej]

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Most broken toes are treated with:

• Buddy taping the injured toe to the one next to it.
• Wearing a stiff-soled shoe or walking boot.
• Rest, ice, and elevation.

A cast is uncommon and is usually reserved for more serious injuries, such as:

• A badly displaced fracture.
• Multiple broken toes.
• A fracture involving the big toe that is unstable or extends into the joint.
• Certain complex or open fractures.

Healing typically takes 4–6 weeks for smaller toes and 6–8 weeks for the big toe.

If the toe is severely deformed, there's an open wound, the pain is severe, or the toe becomes numb, pale, or cold, it should be assessed promptly.

I broke it a year ago

 

[Knajjd]

I broke it a year ago

That's possible. A broken toe can still be painful a year later, especially if:

• It healed in a poor position (malunion).
• The fracture involved the joint, leading to stiffness or arthritis.
• The toe was repeatedly irritated by footwear.
• There was another injury (e.g. ligament or tendon damage) rather than just a simple fracture.

Persistent pain after a year isn't typical for a straightforward toe fracture, but it does happen.

If the pain is ongoing, worsening, or affecting walking, it suggests the injury didn't fully recover or there's another underlying issue.

 

[ihatemyselfihateyou]

Doctors are scum I told my doctor im depressed and lonely his response go to your work, as an incel they only see you as a slave and a punch bag i will never go to the docs again pointless

 

[UndeadDeadMan]

Public sector doctor? My condolences...

 

[Emba]

I toed you so...